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Teach Yourself Rug Hooking (Leisure Arts #3500) by Donna Lovelady, 2003
My Rug-Hooking World
The Fallier Manual on Traditional Rug Hooking by Jeanne H. Fallier, 1987-06
The Complete Book of Rug Hooking by Barbara J. Zarbock, 1989
RUG HOOKING MADE EASY, Signed By the Author
Rug hooking here's how: Lesson outlines by Catharine Manchester Craig, 1972
Rug Hooking and Braiding.. by Lawless, 1962
Rug Hooking, Vol. V, No. 5, March/April/May 1994 by Various, 1994
MY HOUSE, COLORFUL PATCHWORK QUILTS, PRIMITIVE RUG HOOKING, PILLOWS, LITTLE WOODEN HOUSE (LITTLE QUILTS, MY HOUSE, LQB7) by ALICE BERG, 1997
Rug Hooking and Braiding for Pleasure and Profit: a Standard Guide (2nd Ed. ) by Dorothy Lawless, 1962-01-01
East Coast Rug - Hooking Designs New Patterns from an Old Tradition - 2006 publication by DeanneFitzpatrick, 2006-01-01
RUG HOOKING AND BRAIDING FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT - A STANDARD GUIDE - NEW EXPANDED EDITION by Dorothy Lawless, 1962-01-01
Rug Hooking January/February 2005 (Beginners Project: Hook A Wooly Sheep Pillow Project, Vol. XVI, Number 4)
Basic Rug Hooking - 2nd edition by Alc Batty, 1990-01-01

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Crafts, Beading, Jewelry, Painting, Plastic Canvas & Rug Hooking Magazines ~ Cro
That is 16% off. rug hooking 5 issues rug hooking magazine is devoted exclusively to the art and craft of creating beautifully designed rugs.
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Extractions: Welcome to the NEW Crochet 'N' More Magazine Stand brought to you by Magazania! A magazine for craft enthusiasts throughout the U.S. and Canada. Each issue contains ideas and suggestions for a wide variety of crafts projects and designs, including how-to-articles, patterns and similar materials. Only $2.50 per issue. That is 37% off. Crafts 10 issues America's #1 crafts magazine. Free full-size patterns in every issue. Easy, step-by-step how-to's and big color photos. Only $1.60 per issue. That is 64% off. Crafts'n Things 8 issues Each issue features a variety of crafts projects for every season, theme and holiday! Crystal clear instructions, full color photographs, and full size patterns ensure goof proof crafting. Plus tips, how-to's, and shortcuts from our editors that save you time and money. Only $2.75 per issue. That is 45% off. Crafting Traditions 6 issues Everything you need to craft memorable holidays and family occasions! Over 40 projects per issue. Only $3.00 per issue. That is 25% off.
Magazines : Magazine Subscriptions :Rug Hooking
In addition, brug hooking/b features reviews of new and classic books and videos, a comprehensive engagement calendar, profiles of rug hooking schools, exhibits
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Extractions: Rug Hooking Magazine is the only full-color, internationally read magazine devoted exclusively to comprehensive coverage of this art and craft of creating beautifully designed rugs. In each issue of Rug Hooking readers will find full-color photography, how-to demonstrations, complete directory of events, product reviews, color planning, and dyeing instructions. In addition, Rug Hooking features reviews of new and classic books and videos, a comprehensive engagement calendar, profiles of rug hooking schools, exhibits, and special events. Also in Rug Hooking Magazine , expert rug hookers answer readers' questions and analyze the newest supplies and services. Rug Hooking supplies a list of rug hookers looking for other in their hometown in its "The Loop" section.
With These Two Hands: The Commerce Of Sherbrooke - Textiles: Rug Hooking
rug hooking came from thrumming, which is a process in which yarn (thrum) is inserted into canvas. At the beginning of the nineteenth
http://collections.ic.gc.ca/HandCraftTrade/textiles/rug_hooking.html

Extractions: Rugs have been made in the Maritimes since Europeans first settled here. There is evidence to suggest that rugs were made in Great Britain during the eighteenth century and it is known that rugs were made in Nova Scotia in the nineteenth century. Rug hooking came from thrumming, which is a process in which yarn (thrum) is inserted into canvas. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the craft was already well developed, but by the end of the century the art of homemade rugs was in decline because of the availability of commercially made rugs. There are two tools needed for rug hooking: a frame and a hook. The hook, which is used for pulling the nap (surface cloth) up through the backing, is similar to a heavy crochet hook. Hooks of the nineteenth century were made from a thin nail inserted into a wooden handle. The point of the nail was rounded and then barbed. The frame consisted of four wooden slats. Canvas was tacked to the two longest slats and the backing for the rug was sewn to it. Some rug hookers also attached the rug to the smaller sides of the frame with yarn. Iron clamps were used to hold the frame together in a rectangle shape and it was set on wooden legs so that the rug hooker could sit down to work. The backing that was used for rugs was almost exclusively made of burlap from old feed bags. These were easy to get and the burlap was strong. Weak burlap could seriously shorten the life of a rug.
The Punch Needle Rug Hooking Book
Techniques and Designs. This book is a complete rug hooking lesson for beginners and for people at all levels of punch needle rug hooking.
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Extractions: of punch needle rug hooking. Over 400 photographs and illustrations details each step of making a rug from start to finish. Book Description Learn to make beautiful punch needle hooked rugs with veteran instructor Amy Oxford. A complete "how to" photo essay walks you through every stage of rug making. A question and answer section, fascinating interviews with professional punch needle rug hookers. A look into the origins of the punch needle technique, and exciting photographs of work
Old Fashioned Rug Hooking
Old Fashioned rug hooking. 1 day, Tuesday, October 5 th. Cost $105. Barbara Rattenborg, Instructor. Maximum Students 15. Skill Level Beginners.
http://www.taoswoolfestival.org/workshops/ws05.htm

Extractions: Old Fashioned Rug Hooking Link to the Workshop Registration Form The name Old Fashioned Hooking (also sometimes called Nantucket Hooking) distinguishes this craft from other types of hooking, such as Australian locker hooking, and latch hooking. A special crochet hook in a wooden handle is used to bring yarn up from underneath the backing. Hooked items are beautiful, whether using soft, kempy, or hairy yarns, and provide a wonderful outlet for beginning spinners and accomplished fiber artists as well. We will design and make a hooked piece suitable to cover a footstool or be made into a pillow top. Using single ply yarns and design elements from nature, the home, or the students' imaginations, each piece will be unique. Projects not completed in class can easily be finished later using skills taught in the workshop. Materials Fee: includes background yarn, foundation burlap, wooden frame, supplies. Students Bring: Rug hook (or can be purchased from the instructor for about $15); patterning yarns of your choice, at least 4 oz., can be handspun or other singles yarns approximating worsted weight; scissors, design ideas, fearless creativity.
Felt Rug Hooking
Old Fashioned Felt rug hooking. Two years ago, while at a local historic fair, I had the opportunity to get a quick lesson in this old time art.
http://www.sacredspiral.com/crafts/felt/rughook/

Extractions: Old Fashioned Felt Rug Hooking Two years ago, while at a local historic fair, I had the opportunity to get a quick lesson in this old time art. Fortunately, the woman (whose name I sadly cannot remember) spoke my language: use what you've got. First, you need burlap. I cut a burlap bag I had that once contained Basmati rice. Tape the edges of the burlap with masking tape so that it does not fray. Decide a simple pattern and draw it onto the burlap. Cut strips of felt in the colours that you need. I cut my strips at about a half inch wide, give or take. To do the hooking, I used a crochet hook. To begin, start at one side or corner of your rug. Hold the strip under the burlap with one hand. Poke through the top of the burlap with crochet hook and pull up an end of your felt strip. Once the end is showing on the top, you begin to bring up loops of felt as shown in pictures. Do not remove the masking tape. I made a small pumpkin wall hang but the woman I had met was making small throw rugs, pillows, and burlap dolls with felt hair. RETURN to Felt Crafts
Louisa Creed's Approach To Rag Rug Hooking
Louisa Creeds Approach to Rag rug hooking. Lewis Creed. Reproduced by kind permission of rug hooking (July 2001). Views over Rowntree Park 1996/7.
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Extractions: to see a larger picture Rosie in the Airing Cupboard Rag Rugs of England and America Rag Rug Inspirations by Juliet Bawden (Cassell), Rag Rugs by Juju Vail (Apple) and Artists as Rugmakers compiled by her brother, Tim Nicholson, to accompany a Crafts Council touring exhibition, published by The Boveridge Press in 1994 and obtainable Apart from this exhibition, which toured widely in the UK, Louisa has shown her rugs in galleries, halls, theatres and chapels all over the country. She is best known for her cats, but also enjoys hooking other subjects such as birds, landscapes and still lifes.
RUGMAKING Punching Hooking
Comfortable wooden handle with short loop adapter. rug hooking TOOL Wooden handle, steel hook. Four sizes. rug hooking ToolFine, knRU06, ea, 6.00, 5.70.
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Extractions: Introduction Punching, Hooking: a word about the difference. Both techniques produce the same finished rug surface. Punching (or tufting) punches loops down into a canvas backing. Hooking pulls loops up through the backing. Punch from the back, hook from the front. Either way, the yarn is continuous, so the pile is composed of loops. LATEX RUG BACKING (Mold Builder is the same stuff) Locker Hooking is a less well-known technique from Australia. Uses a special hook to make a series of loops that are then locked in placed by a strand on the surface of the backing. Can be done with unspun fiber, yarn, rags. See the book "Australian Locker Hooking", with the Rug Making Books. Our looker hook is nickel-plated.
Does Anyone Here Enjoy Rug Hooking? - Www.ezboard.com
Author, Comment. josephine Member Posts 3 (1/2/04 813 pm) Reply, Does anyone here enjoy rug hooking? I enjoy creating designs and hooking rugs.
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Rug Hooking
rug hooking. Intro to rug hooking. Tassey Mariani This class introduces the student to the art of traditional rug hooking. Basic techniques
http://www.springwaterfiber.org/rughook_copy.html

Extractions: This class introduces the student to the art of traditional rug hooking. Basic techniques, materials, and tools used to make hand-hooked rugs will be presented and discussed. We will also cover a brief history of rug hooking and different styles of rugs, such as fine cut or primitive. Students will select from three possible patterns to begin a small hand-hooked rug during class. The materials fee covers the pattern (on backing), cut wool, a hook, and edge binding. Students may use their own frame hoop, may borrow one from the instructor, or purchase one from Springwater.
Crafts Etc!
Latch rug hooking Bulky Rug Yarn. Cut Rug Yarn. HL Art Rugs. Latch rug hooking Books. Latch rug hooking Tools. Latch Accessories. Latch Hook Kits.
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The Rutland Herald Online - Hooked Rugs Galore At Shelburne Museum
These are the laborintensive artistic creations of the Green Mountain rug hooking Guild, the largest such organization in the country, gathering for its ninth
http://www.rutlandherald.com/04/Weekend/Story/82161.html

Extractions: CLASSIFIEDS >> Jobs Autos Real Estate NEWS >> At a Glance Front Page Rutland County Southern Vermont ... Weather FEATURES >> Weddings Photo Gallery Sunday Magazine The Teeds ... Personals OPINION >> Editorials Columns Letters Submit a Letter AP WIRE >> Top Stories National World National Business ... National Sports SERVICES >> Contact Us Subscribe Purchase a Photo Place an Ad ... Search the site PUBLICATIONS Times Argus VermontToday Rutland Business Journal Valley Business Journal ... Champlain Business Journal Weekend Search All Sections Front Page News Rutland County News Southern Vermont News State News Business News Sunday Magazine Opinion Letters to the Editor Obituaries Local Sports Weekend Gardening Outdoors Advanced Search Hooked rugs galore at Shelburne Museum - Apr. 15, 2004 By ED BARNA Herald Correspondents If the builders of the Round Barn at the Shelburne Museum could see their three-story masterpiece this weekend, they might wonder what has happened to the world since 1901. A barn filled with hooked rugs instead of hay and cows? Rugs on the walls. Rugs on the ceilings. Rugs draped from the banisters of stairways. Rugs, rugs everywhere - except on the floors?
Punch Needle Rug Hooking
Learn to make beautiful punch needle hooked rugs with veteran instructor Amy Oxford.Punch Needle rug hooking. Techniques and Designs. Book
http://www.schifferbooks.com/antiques/rugs/0764316893.html

Extractions: Learn to make beautiful punch needle hooked rugs with veteran instructor Amy Oxford. A complete "how to" photo essay walks you through every stage of rug making. Never dry, Oxford entertains as she teaches. A question and answer section, fascinating interviews with professional punch needle rug hookers, a look into the origins of the punch needle technique, and exciting photographs of work from some of the field's most innovative and inspired craftspeople make this book a must for any textile lover. A gallery of more than 140 rugs, pillows, chair pads, and stair runners shown in full color will inspire your original designs. Schiffer Books Home Page Antiques, Collectibles and Design Books Home Page
Amherst Antiques *Folk Art* Rug Hooking | CafePress
we offer primitive rug hooking handpainted folk art, as well as hand-dyed wool, rug hooking patterns, supplies, and commission hooking.
http://www.cafeshops.com/rughooking

Extractions: Here at CafePress.com I will offer some great items for rug hookers that sport my original hooked rug designs. CafePress.com produces these items as you order them, eliminating the need for me to carry them in my store inventory and allowing me to offer them at reasonable prices. I hope you find something you love.
Elderhostel : Program Detail
Traditional rug hooking, program 5122. Program Type(s) Creative Workshops, Detailed program information (.pdf). Site Ripley. Location West Virginia.
http://www.elderhostel.org/Programs/programdetail.asp?RowId=1+OI+1402
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Joan Moshimer s Rug Hooker Studio Traditional rug hooking supplies and dyes. www.inweave.com Site Info. White Cat Wool Recycled 100% wool for rug hooking.
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The Art Of Rug Hooking - Bookchecker.com
The Art Of rug hooking. Author Anne Mather Paperback Sterling Publishing 31 December, 1999. Links to book stores where you can buy The Art Of rug hooking.
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Chrysalis Books - Creative Rug Hooking
you are in books Creative rug hooking. Book Information. Creative rug hooking. Author Anne Mather. Special Offer Price £9.87 (approx.
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Book Information - Northshire Bookstore - Manchester Center, Vermont
Help. Book Information. Punch Needle rug hooking. Oxford Amy. Crafts Rugs. Price $24.95 Availability 5 Paperback ISBN 0-7643-1689-3 Secure Shopping.
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